TimeShift [Bonus DVD]

Luckily you were there and had the chance to jump into the Betasuit and activate the time travel before the building was destroyed.

But it took the suit a second too long to jump so the explosion hit it and your jump didn't go as planned.

When you wake up in an alley in the future you quickly realize that Krone has already declared himself leader of the world and transformed it into a totalitarian state with him as the dictator.

Shortly after waking up, you are found by some rebels and you join their task in order to stop Krone and fix the timeline since your suit was too badly damaged by the blast.

Fight your way through hordes of enemies with futuristic, but also conventional weapons like pistols or shotguns.

Your suit isn't rendered totally useless.

It still allows you to slow down, rewind and forward time for a short period.

This not only allows you to overcome obstacles like fire but you can also trick your enemies.

Players can slow down the time and then steal the weapon out of the hand of an enemy - if he hasn't a too strong grip on it.

This feature is also used for small time-related puzzles.

There are notable differences with the time manipulation element from the Prince of Persia series .

Manipulating the time won't affect yourself and when you are too badly wounded and die, you can't just rewind.

You remain dead and have to reload.

The game also doesn't feature medipacks.

Instead the hero just needs to rest for a second if he is wounded and will then be fully healed again.

Manipulating time is also part of the multiplayer-experience.

Besides the normal game-modes Deathmatch, Team-Deathmatch, One-on-One and Capture the flag, the game also features King of Time and Meltdown Mad

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